Q: What qualifications are required for this Clinical Research Nurse role?

To qualify, candidates must be registered with the Nursing Council of New Zealand and hold a current practicing certificate. Phlebotomy skills are advantageous. Strong computer proficiency, organisation, and communication skills are essential, plus commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Explore more on <a href='/clinical-research-jobs'>clinical research nursing opportunities</a> or <a href='/higher-education-news/inadequate-clinical-research-funding-nz-or-universities-crisis-alert-4753'>NZ clinical research funding</a>.

Q: What are the key responsibilities in the Dunedin DPRC Research Nurse position?

As a Clinical Research Nurse, you will assess participants, interview study partners, coordinate multidisciplinary assessments, perform blood testing, and arrange MRI/PET scans. You will liaise with Auckland and Christchurch DPRC teams for aligned dementia prevention research. See similar roles at <a href='/research-jobs'>research jobs</a>.

Q: What is the salary and employment type for this University of Otago job?

The salary range is $84,147 to $106,319 pro-rata for this part-time (11.25 hours/week) fixed-term role until December 2027, based in Dunedin. Start date negotiable. Check <a href='/higher-ed-jobs'>higher ed jobs</a> for salary insights.

Q: How do I apply for the Research Nurse position at University of Otago?

Submit your CV and cover letter via the apply button, quoting reference 2501533. Applications close 2 March 2026 and may be reviewed early. Contact Dr Nick Cutfield or Dr Sarah Buchanan for queries. Prepare with our <a href='/free-cover-letter-template'>free cover letter template</a>.

Q: Is visa sponsorship available for this Dunedin research nurse job?

No visa sponsorship; applicants must have the right to work and live in New Zealand. This University of Otago role prioritizes local candidates for dementia research. View <a href='/university-jobs'>NZ university jobs</a> for eligibility details.

Q: What is the Dunedin Dementia Prevention Research Clinic (DPRC)?

The Dunedin DPRC is part of a national network studying memory decline and dementia prevention in older adults, funded by Neurological Foundation and NZ Dementia Prevention Trust. It monitors early cognitive impairment and tests interventions. Learn more via <a href='/higher-education-news/university-of-auckland-brain-research-boost-or-european-partnership-or-academicjobs-4419'>NZ brain research news</a>.

Question 1

What qualifications are required for this Clinical Research Nurse role?

Accepted Answer

To qualify, candidates must be registered with the Nursing Council of New Zealand and hold a current practicing certificate. Phlebotomy skills are advantageous. Strong computer proficiency, organisation, and communication skills are essential, plus commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Explore more on clinical research nursing opportunities or NZ clinical research funding.

Question 2

What are the key responsibilities in the Dunedin DPRC Research Nurse position?

Accepted Answer

As a Clinical Research Nurse, you will assess participants, interview study partners, coordinate multidisciplinary assessments, perform blood testing, and arrange MRI/PET scans. You will liaise with Auckland and Christchurch DPRC teams for aligned dementia prevention research. See similar roles at research jobs.

Question 3

What is the salary and employment type for this University of Otago job?

Accepted Answer

The salary range is $84,147 to $106,319 pro-rata for this part-time (11.25 hours/week) fixed-term role until December 2027, based in Dunedin. Start date negotiable. Check higher ed jobs for salary insights.

Question 4

How do I apply for the Research Nurse position at University of Otago?

Accepted Answer

Submit your CV and cover letter via the apply button, quoting reference 2501533. Applications close 2 March 2026 and may be reviewed early. Contact Dr Nick Cutfield or Dr Sarah Buchanan for queries. Prepare with our free cover letter template.

Question 5

Is visa sponsorship available for this Dunedin research nurse job?

Accepted Answer

No visa sponsorship; applicants must have the right to work and live in New Zealand. This University of Otago role prioritizes local candidates for dementia research. View NZ university jobs for eligibility details.

Question 6

What is the Dunedin Dementia Prevention Research Clinic (DPRC)?

Accepted Answer

The Dunedin DPRC is part of a national network studying memory decline and dementia prevention in older adults, funded by Neurological Foundation and NZ Dementia Prevention Trust. It monitors early cognitive impairment and tests interventions. Learn more via NZ brain research news.

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